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Survey: Weird perimenopause symptoms women never saw coming: Itchy ears, B.O., and more
A survey of 66 women found most reported multiple symptoms, while 5 in 10 said the signs were surprising, Hone Health said.
- A Hone Health survey of 660 women found most reported unexpected perimenopause symptoms affecting skin, hair, joints, ears, and other body systems.
- Fluctuating estrogen levels drive these diverse symptoms because hormone receptors are present throughout the body's nervous system, organs, and sensory tissues.
- Respondents identified "weirdest" symptoms including itchy ears, hair thinning, and body odor changes, though some dismiss these as "just perimenopause" despite their systemic nature.
- The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists issued new guidance strongly recommending systemic menopausal hormone therapy to address vasomotor, sleep, and mood symptoms.
- Experts emphasize that new, severe, or rapidly worsening symptoms warrant medical evaluation, as understanding hormonal fluctuations allows patients to access targeted treatment options.
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Survey: Weird perimenopause symptoms women never saw coming: Itchy ears, B.O., and more
Hone Health reports a survey of 660 women revealing unexpected perimenopause symptoms like itchy ears, hair changes, and frozen shoulder, highlighting hormonal impacts.
·Pampa, United States
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